Risk Racing 00175 Lock-N-Load Pro Hd - Moto Transport System - Adjustable

Risk Racing, the pioneer behind strapless motorcycle transportation, is once again elevating the game with the introduction of their Lock-N-Load PRO HD Motorcycle Transport System. Risk Racing revolutionized bike hauling years ago with the original Lock-N-Load and Lock-N-Load PRO, bidding farewell to cumbersom tie-down straps. Now, they're taking versatility and usability to the next level. The new Lock-N-Load PRO HD is designed to transport a wider variety of bikes than its predecessors, including heavier Enduro-style motorcycles. Ranging from small trail bikes like the Honda XR150L and Kawasaki KLX230, to larger enduro bikes like the Suzuki DR 650 and KTM 690 Enduro. The HD can even handle small adventure bikes such as the BMW G 310 GS and KTM 390 ADVENTURE (current weight limit of 400lbs). Similar to the Lock N Load PRO and PRO Mini, the Lock-N-Load PRO HD is designed to grip the bike by the foot pegs, distributing the load evenly to minimize the risk of blown fork seals and ensuring both the front and rear remain secure. Say goodbye to a web of tie-down straps and inconvenient wheel chocks, as the Lock-N-Load PRO HD secures bikes quickly, as well as saves valuable space in trucks, vans, trailers, or toy haulers. When not in use, the system can be effortlessly removed from the floor, leaving only the low-profile aluminum base plate. The uprights, crafted from extruded aluminum, are durable, lightweight and easy to store. Due to the reinforced design of The Lock-N-Load PRO HD, it is the strongest, most robust option for customers who haul their bikes in small trailers with limited suspension, or for customers who drive on rough terrain to get to their riding destination. The Lock-N-Load PRO HD can be easily mounted in trucks, vans, trailers, or toy haulers with all necessary hardware included. Additional mounting plates are also available for multiple hauling locations or vehicles. Riders can mix and match sizes and locations in a trailer, making it adaptable for changing needs.